Metabolic Pathways in Tropical Plants: A Comprehensive Study
Keywords:
Metabolic pathways, Tropical plants, Biotechnology, Stress adaptation, Plant biologyAbstract
This study explores the complex metabolic pathways in tropical plants, focusing on their adaptive mechanisms to environmental stress. By analyzing key metabolites, we provide insights into plant resilience and potential biotechnological applications. Our findings highlight the role of secondary metabolites in stress adaptation, offering new perspectives on plant biology in tropical ecosystems.
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